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    Heathrow Airport begins scheduling flights after fire leads to major shutdown — as it happened

    Flights are being scheduled at Heathrow Airport as counter-terrorism police continue to probe the fire that brought thousands of flights to a stand still, causing chaos for world travel.


    Heathrow Airport has begun scheduling flights after a fire at a substation cut power and shutdown operations, leading to widespread disruption for hundreds of thousands of people. 

    Counter-terrorism police are leading an investigation into the fire. 

    Take a look back at how the situation unfolded.

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